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<blockquote data-quote="David Howery" data-source="post: 7800859" data-attributes="member: 17239"><p>If you're going to run a 5E campaign set in GH.... it's going to be a labor of love, because ATM, there's nothing much official set there.&nbsp; It can't be ignored that most everything official about GH comes from 1E and 2E days, particularly the first boxed set and the From the Ashes one too.&nbsp; The DM is going to have to adjust the world as is written to the 5E standards (losing all the restrictions that used to be in place).&nbsp; The classes have changed, the races have changed... hell, even the magic has changed.&nbsp; that said, there's really no reason you can't just take the world as written and make it 5E.&nbsp; Tieflings and dragonborn?&nbsp; You can just say they've always been there.&nbsp; That's one thing about GH, it's bare bones description is actually useful for something like this... imagine if they hadn't continually updated the FR through all the editions, and you had to drag it from 2E to 5E....</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="David Howery, post: 7800859, member: 17239"] If you're going to run a 5E campaign set in GH.... it's going to be a labor of love, because ATM, there's nothing much official set there. It can't be ignored that most everything official about GH comes from 1E and 2E days, particularly the first boxed set and the From the Ashes one too. The DM is going to have to adjust the world as is written to the 5E standards (losing all the restrictions that used to be in place). The classes have changed, the races have changed... hell, even the magic has changed. that said, there's really no reason you can't just take the world as written and make it 5E. Tieflings and dragonborn? You can just say they've always been there. That's one thing about GH, it's bare bones description is actually useful for something like this... imagine if they hadn't continually updated the FR through all the editions, and you had to drag it from 2E to 5E.... [/QUOTE]

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